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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06


~ RIVER RAILR0AD-Com January O. 1887,
throug trains Will leave Grand Central Depot;
~ Rochester Express through drawing TO
Albany. Troy, ST. Adams. Rousos Pt and syracuse
'p6Oa. The Limited" with dining stopping
Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Ma Fails
Eric. Glow Gland and Toledo arriving Chicago $50
next day.
loSoa m Chicago Express. drawing'room to Canaan
deigua ami Rochester.
tii3O M. Western New.yOrk and Northern Express,
with drawing room cars.
$3.50 Albany. Troy and Utica tx press with drawing
10 Troy.
'4p M, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
IS Chicago and 81 Louis Express with slecpinEcars
for Niagara falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and H. Louis. Diningoar New. York TO Albany
$50 Montreal Express with sleeping 10 Montreal
Runs TO Utica stopping at principal stations - u,s,,u
y m Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 @ Buhalo,
036 m. and Gle Gland 2lb p M. next day.
06 Pacific Ekpress with sicepinV cars for Roches
Buffalo. Niagara FH Glow Gland. Toledo, Detroit and
Chicago seepngcars TO Watetown via Utica daily OK
copt saturday also 70 Auburn Geneva and Canandas OK
cept Saturday ana sunday.
ll3o M Might Express. with sleeping cars to Albany
and for the NORTH except saturday nShil ~, p,,.
Place Alb broadway, Harlem Depot, i26hst and shave
aud at Westcots Express Oces Park place ear Broad
wny 7sb and p42 broadway and b2 West l2ethsL New;
Ath.st williamsburg
ACCOMMODATION. drawing and sleeping cara can BE-
pIocnie at any OF the ticket Offices In Newiof CITY, anu
1893 " ashington;-t, brooklyn.
baggage called Tor and check ed from residence
These trains run daily All others daily except sunday
These trans stop at Harlem lsoshst spd 3teIays
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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HARLEM RIVER RRAVCH

NETWORK. SFW.HAVEN and HARTFORD r. y
Trains leave Harlem River station corner 1871 a. am In
con.1ve Thirl Avenue Brilge Harlem RIVER
reached nv and suburban Eleytiei rsl'
rOals daily sundays NJ q o. 100 90 10 100 n
2:l0 80 90 $40 $40 g 10 20 ~ for Port Norris cas-
anova coax poinn HUNTS Point. West Farms. Van Vest
West Chester Timpsons RAY Chester Pelham Raw Barlow
tly i-snhL Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connerun!
AZ New Rochelle with FOR all noints the main nep'
tho NewYork Hcw-TIavNn Hartford Railroad shore
Limo and Air Limo DIVISIONS New. Canaan. Mddletown.
View Britain and Suncd branches and Boston and all points
Fast.
Midnight train FOR New Rochelle and nil intermediate
tons A. - 10 a. M tally. except Nonilvs
SUNDAY for New Rochelle and all intermediate ~
tons L. 81 30 m the lattor train connect
Ing AT New. Rochelle with Way tram 10 stanford
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Ncw Publications.

ENCYCLOPEDIAS.
Every Home School and Office needs CyclOpRdia which
should be reliable fresh 10 information and LOW IN
PRICE We can help the BEST at saving OF 90 per
cent Write particulars stating how much you can AFFORD
10 pay. Address
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Ere Creln

A FACT.-llorton's lee Cream is made from
~ purc cream. horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks Of
Ice Cream for Restaurant. thur,h's Festivals Sc. Will
krrp hard hour Country orders promptly nlle Dcpos
SO 4nayo bJH 6thsNc 10 lGs luW., 40 hast l2Jths
Naw ora. ami t53 Iuitom.st, BrOokyn.
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An 900 BOOKS SELLING CHEAPER
4O.OOO THAN EXERA the POPULAR 1d nSyss IN
very Nan His own Mechanic" Macaulays England ~
set stationery, all the poets ana copIdas thousands
of Juvenile hooks Bibles Prayer Books Scasics hAf
price day books steel engravings 10 cents each
worth fou school books cents and 10 cents
ea aud Will pay the highest cash price for new and old
small large quantities. You WIZ never see poohs
old 40 heap again. Open evenings. LONERINGS New
York Book Exchange 7Sl Broadway. opposite stewards
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nELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
Wv IN "a iLh0A p sioRTEoT LiTE BETW ppi.
TRtiHs 80 DTSr Always OF rIME
Dcpots NowYorS loot q Blr-l,v AMI 6hrsoolsr ~.
T w A. Bnr' en- 9wf5o
Bath Bunalo syracuse. oswero Gre"ue. oyori Norwich
vllc and ycrihumDerland owcso t5r ithaca aai n,er
Inn. B.neh,mton ami Elmlr. Express for Water Cap
o n Kn9o" @ scr'a
: p m. DAILY Buffalo Limited Express, for stroalshnr;
land. Bar,io Sc. arriving y iiur'o 79o
scranton Rng'am,on Cortan4t syracuse oswego Greene
0ao Mornch Itn aI Me1r sR,.ss ;c cSnhSs tnr
days Contacts ~ uHao with trains for an points Wcst
at wssot TOT f9 s oec. IL ami Brooklyn
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
N.Y.. f9G aon a. sS oo 5S.'s and /, minute,
' bed, G and S c5 Si u.s. Noh 565 sl5pm
rrca Syracuse nuaaio Rochester suspension Bridge,
Hlghand kingston. saugertics CatsKill Albany. SIS.
c1us,on'. Wc.i i FONT cornwall NewGarg .si5 7l5
~ So crags, TO- coTnMa Neugs 0''O p ~ III" QUO
S da a%$ c-9as 1s c Ss M Toronto
tleSant sleeping cars FOR Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis on ali through trains
Daily Daily except Saturday Other trains daily except
For tickets timetables parlor sleeping
ngtonst 730 fgiion, annex once iSSt Of Fnon 81
Shore stations foot OF West 42dst foot ~ II
l.
bNnuGcrbilt-ayc. General Passenger Agent
RAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
- NORFOLK, VA, and SOUTH.
via Penn H. Il. $50 T.. Paror 10 Baltimore
thence palace arriving at Old Point at y 10
Norfolk . a. H. II. V. TOMPKINS,
Genr Pass. Agent.Sl0 BrOadway.N y. Y
BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
- via FALL RIVER LlNE-Steamcrs PROVIDENCE
and OLD COLONY. Leave Pier 20 ~ H., foot OF Murray
st. 500 y. daily. sundays excepted Connection ny
orchestra each steamer Best accommodations Low.
est Rates.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
i deLce Newport and all New. England Po!Ds All rail
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily Sundays
excepted at a. (paror ataohed) aud IL
with palace sleeping oarsh Sunday trans O with pal
parl0r cars). II D. m. with palace sleeping carsL
For Newport take 200 Boston Express with parlor
connects at iokord oI arriving AT 7ioO nj
PRODUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE The Popular Inside Route To Boston, SS
Worcester J. 90 loIeslu ding deduction 10 all points
Steamers City OF Worcester and CITY Of NewNork'
leave Pier 40 told number North hiver foot OF Wattss
next pier above Desbosses Ferry daily except sunday a
6iUO y q. ". BRADY, Agent
NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck slip
~ pier rs t. r. at pm and II pm SUNDAYS excepted
steamers arrive In time for early trains north and casa
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. January 2, 1887,
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NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Pcck-slip
~ lPier 26 r. pm and II pm SUNDAYS excepted
Steamers arrive In time for trains
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CHORTLlDGES Media Academy.-$125
~ quarterly for students lnttel WI classified at
time Best instruction. best past tabla Single
Double lieatsdby steam ie college preparaioy EDg
bsh. business and epginecrlGg eOurseA hWIIHiN Z.
kuUlI Oh, ~. 4. NJ, llIsiysIdj Media. Penn.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE; Freehold, n: J'
Il pUEP,RES FOR COLLEGE OR BuSlEESS.
rev A. q. CHAMBERS A. NJ, Principal.
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Brooklyn
EHTNHE CRITTENDEN"
i PRIMARY SCHOOLAND KINDERGAKTEN
FOR BOTH SEXES
az 81 HiCks-st. cor. FiDeappe-sf.
MissH. N. WHEELEl. Principal FOL tic past eight years
las been IL charge Of one Of the primary department. IN the
Packer Collegiate Institute Third term begins February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-06

COTTAGES built 10 order on easy terms, best
- building sites stanford, hamilton House and
uptown station. For plans designs &c, - .
HUBERT PRISON CO.. Architects. II East .Sth.se
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DOX - S1-
NETWORK.

BOX 2,s57.
NETWORK.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN CANDIES
IL BY an Experienced C0nfect0ner:
Book containing IS recipes mailed on RECEIPT OF cents
l. sCHwAKZ Coniectioner,
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Musical Instruction.

IA SPRING TERMS at the
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
only at
EAST l4TH-sT, Sd Door East OF 5THAVE
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ 44-WEST Odd Sr-46
The leading school OF Musc ElocIuDl. Dramatic Art,
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting lIeeadvantago
equal i.tsoLs per week Iorparticulais address
4 ri. President
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&.} MU0 WILL BUY A , SNAIL IA FAR ~

RCyOOO OF acres good houss Win modern sa ~ ~
fisrshoss aitache work shop. chickenhouse sc. &di
new board fences around the entire property twoy
with fruit trees and nnhber Of fruit sne
shais trees surrounding the house blackberrcs cursn
bods house furuisnSY
nine months ago Ten minu.es drive from depot being st
atud Oet tho Sound and River on the Shore Lane
hours from Forty second street Depot Every thing
did order This Of country place Will 10 sold os
Ia include good driving hofsc, bugsics.
for small family 10 40 into summer quarters.
Address FOR full particulars mo agcnta). .,ao
" ~ Newly orb CITY,
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COTTAGES AT SARATOGA.
~ For all Information saratoga real estate apply TO
LESTER BROTHERS,
Saratoga Springs n. Y.
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EUK NAIE.-A WUNl I HtII
1873 acres; location best in Orange County, one milo
from railroad from New York city; I've minutes
post Office elegant house good ouibuild-
ings every thing best Of order: stock farming nipple.
will be sold 10 close estate account Ok
eath cas- J. Bt CkLE.
Once l6s Moniagucst Room g. Brooklyn. y. y
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WIN. G. DIETRICH

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC AND
ORCHESTRAL SCH DOL, AT
The Vienna 722 ad 13 and 1873 East 18Th At
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.-Thls new College OF Music
will be opened about the 1it OF March next For
tculas the prospectus at the dncrc Music stores
places IN this city, address WIN. O. DlETHlC Director
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COR SALE AT A BARGAIN. country

and combined beautiful ridge unsurpassed view,
Oh built house II extensive outhuings IN
complete 20 apple orchards mile from depot,
100 acres | hour ont Harlem II. X Address FRANK.
LIN WASHBU IN. owner Box OBJ. sing sing, y. y.
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~ LINE The Popular Inside Route To Boston. sS
Worcester 90 reduction 10 all Iolnta
Steamers City o Worcester and CITY Of New.lork'
leave Pier 40 Told number North hver. foot OF Watsst
6iUO p g. ". BhADl, Agent
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HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE FOR
~ chance; 40 minutes ont: 10 ilom station;
beautiful grounds "a acres) modern improvements carriage
greenhouse. Particularly. OWNEN 80 West .v.lIst.
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ANY ONE wishing to get bargain in real
~ will call EXECUTOR at Travellers Insurance
Company. l40 Broadway. NowYork on Tues'ay. March
1887 between 10 a. and 100 VI choice OraDge
La a q largan.
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TOR SALE.-All OF the most prominent cot
tages on Bright. with stable 81. Apply
toOWNER. Box 20. Tribune Ollce.
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financial.
LAKE erie & WESTERN R'WAY CO.
NEw.YoRK DECEMBER. 1886.
To the Security Holders of the Lake Erie
and Western Railway Co.

The purchaser General Samuel Thomas. has agreed to sell
the property to company 20 be formed called tho
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company whose limo will
from Sandusky OHIO Peoria Ill., 430 miles, and
which will Issue the following securities:
81 900 Mortgage gold per cent 90 year bonds
being at the rate OF $40 900 por mile.
Preferred stock being the of $50 600
mile
900 Common stock being at tho rate OF per
mile.
All securities ngushed by tho sale and
will their respective portions Of tho purchase
the officers of the court The Car Trusts will also
be paid Of leaving the property free from lien except as above
Old security holders will allowed subscribe for certain
portions of the securities. as follows
INCOME BONDS
Holders Income bonds certificates OF deposit Of
with the Central Trust Company will be allowed TO deposit
their certificates may be- with the Cen
Trust Company and receive receipt which will ene
whatever payment sdue from the sale of the Railway
when paid by the Master Of the Court
in addition
Holders of LAFAYETTE bloomington and Muncie Incomes or
certificates dcposng before January To- 1887.
will certificate givnls thcm the right to subscribe
for 800 OF their holdings In preferred stock OF the new
Company 35 per And they hereby notified that to
themselves right to subscribe they must deposit
said bonds certificates before January 5 1887 and
subscribing so cent of the 80 cent
Of the subscribed Tor before January 2Oh 1881
Erie and Western Incomes or certificates
have the same privilege except the Of hbr sub
scrption which their Will DO 200 cent OF their
hOldings
sandusky Division Incomes certificates have
the privilege except the amount OF their subsp
ton will be 100 pee cent OF their holdings
STOCKHOLDERS.
The old stockholders will be allowed 10 deposit their stock
Company OF New York. and on paw
ent Sl2 per certificate for the par
their old which VIII be convertible into new common
stock when by Railroad Company. And they arc
hereby notified they do before January To-
1887 Stockholders who have pail assessment Will have
credit authorizing transfer OF the amount so
paid
For any further Information apply No Waist New
York
NELSON ROBINSON
For the purchaser.
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POST, MARTIN & co.,
81 FINEST, NETWORK

~ c. SHAYNE has marked prices Of Mufi's
~. and BOas Of all kinds way down. l03 Prince-st.
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f1uanfiGl. ..
EERIES A. $500, 1000
q FIVE PER CENT.
,v, .xD COUPON WATER WORKS AND
TRUST BONDS,
$1,000, $500 AND 500 EACH
The National Water Works In
vestment Company,
CAPITAL $4,000.

80. THE PLEDGE OF SIX PER CENT
srITER BONDS DEPOSITED WITH THE lAi'N'-'''
LOAN AND TRUST y"
DIRECTORS.
GEORGE F. BAKER. President Fist N'''0HA
Tew-York. .. Post Martin Co, New.
XIV. CLARK. of Mossr' E. W Clark * Co., fH''''
Penn. WI. pos.sent First National Bank
FaaiHsToN, Of Messrs. WILSON, COlston Co., b"''
more Nd ,.ooD,rpv a, Nessrs. Woodbury. &
Monitor Portland Me- -. ,,.,,, a 70
ARCHER n. MARTIN, OF MeSsi7' io'1 ~
New.York. $50 r, >-o,,o,o, vo,or
works Investment Company have to investors 'ho V
lowing advantages; 1870, .,.., =,
mn Sa,,oral water works Investment Company amount
Ing 10 100000 ,.
sEC0Np The benefit Of the trained talent experience
and Judgment OF the experts employed by Inc N"o,A
Water Works Investment Company and the business JUG
ment OF its directors ,,,,
THIRD Constantly increasing security Inc mun'''p''
Ties either directly otherwise make such contracts WI"
the Water Works Companies to give them pracoV inc
exclusive right supply water Every Increase IN the pop
olan the demand water and the consequent
revenue the Company: "a the City grows therefore inc
revenue Water Company and the security OF lhese
bonds correspondingly increase
FOURTH The company secs that as greater security 10
the bonds which purchaser assignments arc made by the
local Company directly 10 Trust Company OF inc
revenue derived City for fire. protection &C. for tho
the holders that the investor will have the
additional further security OF the municipal Obligation In ad
oon of the local and that Of The National
Water Works Investment Company.
These bonds wi therefore combine the advantages OF
MUNICIPAL OBLIGATION. DIRECT OBLIGATION
OPTHE LOCAL WATER WORKS COMPANY, and THE
ABSOLUTE OBLIGATION OFTHE NAlIONALWATER
WORKS INV ESTMENT COMPANY.
Its believed that bonds absolutely safe In
vesent based element vital TO the existence OF every
community most stringent provisions for the
protection investor having the additional advan
tages OF ready converbilty.
For sale by
POST, MARTIN & co.,
81 PINE-ST, NEW-ICRK.
~ G. SHAYNE has marked prices Of MuffS
". and Boas Of all kinds way down. l03 Princest
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MADISON SQUARE BANK, % West 23d-
w st-New.York 10 1sS6-rhe Directors have this
day declared Three go of the
ngs OF the past months payable January = 1881 Trans
Ter books be December "a January 4.
LEWIS THOMPSON, Cashier.
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SECURED BY THE PLEDGE OF SIN r,Hv r rAnMERs
WATER BONDS DEPOSITED Will"
loan AND TRUST CO.
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LAT ER.


NEAR Republic, o., early on the morning
of the 4th an express train on the Balti-
more Il Ohio road, west-bound, and run
ming at the rate of sixty miles an hour, col
lided with freight, and Immediately after
the crash the cars took fire. Twenty per-
sons were either killed or slowly burned to
was destroyed. Mrs Fisk, of Illinois, a
sister Of the late General Logan, and her
son, escaped without scratch.
SHARP earthquake shocks were felt on
the morning of the 4th at Charleston and
Summerville, S. c., but no damage to
buildings resulted.
AMEs, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Minnesota, on the 4th went be-
fore Judge Corey, of the St Paul municipal
court, and took the oath Of Office, although
the official count gave McGill, his Repub-
lican opponent, 1900 plurality.
By an explosion on the 4th in a coal pit
at Mons, Belgium, thirty miners were
killed. The bodies of six of them had been
recovered.
THE Indiana Supreme Court on the 4th
affirmed the decision of the lower court in
the nant-Governorship case, in effect
declaring that Green Smith, the Democrat
ic claimant had no standing in court.
W1TTRocK, Haight and Weaver, the ex-
press robbers, pleaded guilty on the 4th at
st Louis, and were sentenced, Wittrock
and Haight to seven years each, and
Weaver to five years in the penltentiary.
The Central sugar-house and refinery OF
General Adolph Meyers, in Iberville parish,
La. was burned on the 4th. Loss. 100000
| A FIRE on the 4th at Hanover, n. H, de-
Io Tie. al nd Stb
buildings, causing a loss of S125,000.
| THE Legislatures of New York, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Ohio and Nebraska
convened on the 18th.
| A sLEIGH-LoAD of ice-harvesters was
struck by a train near Pewaukee, Wis, on
| the 4th, and three of them were killed and
nine injured.
! OWING to a strike Of dock-hands at Port
johnson and Elizabethport. the mines in
the Wilkesha barre tPa.) district were closed
on the 18th, throwing out of employ ment
IS,100 persons.
In the month of january last year
| ninety-eight persons were killed on rail-
lroads in this country, while in the first
three days Of the present month fifty-two
persons have fallen victims.
THE heaviest snow-storm ever known
there was on the 4th prevailing in sections
lof Louisiana, the snow being foot in
depth.
| ADvIcEs of the 4th from Buenos Ayres,
Argentine Republic, state that cholera in
is most malignant form was raging there
and that the number Of deaths daily was
frightful. The dead were removed to the
outskirts of the city, piled up like cross.
+ lies and burned.
/ Born branches of Congress adjourned on
5he 4th soon after meeting out of respect
o the memory of General Logan. Senator
Iullom made appropriate remarks on the
! leath of his colleague,
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a Good Master Workman.

Master Workman Powderly has writ
ten letter to the secretary of Good
Templar Lodge in Brooklyn, in which
he says:
Il am pleased to know that my
humble efforts in behalf of the sacred
cause of temperance meet with your
approval. / have never said any thing
upon the subject that l did not mean,
and the sentiments that / have ex-
pressed fail to convey the full depth of
what l do feel upon the subject. re-
gard the use Of strong drink by men
and women as the greatest curse that
can befall them. To the use of liquor
can be ascribed nine-tenths OF the ills
that befall our working people;
and while our working people
are always held up as those most
likely to be injured by the use of rum,
it is only because, through poverty,
their faults are more easily discovered
than those on the other side, who drank
fully as much and are as much the
slaves of drink as are the working peo-
pie, the only difference being in the
quality of the drinks. One has to con-
tent himself with five-cent beer, the
other with ffteen-dollar champagne.
The effect is the same and the use of
both should be abolished if we hope to
have strong men and women for the
future"
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a Grand Work for Ministers.

With our present knowledge of the
nature and effects of alcoholic beVer-
ages, is it not true that we can not sus-
tain the crime of rum-selling either by
our silence, our sanction, or vote, with
out being responsible for all crime,
wretchedness and poverty that flows
from the traffic? And is it not also
true, that it is all hollow mockery to
make any pretense of religion or faith
in Christ, and yet not do all we can
to annihilate this terrible curse from
the land, this monster of iniquity that
curses our homes, our country and our
religion? And certainly there is no
leadership or influence in the whole
range of heroic workers who can do so
much and render such efficient service
in this cause of God and humanity, the
humiliation of the liquor traffic, as
Christian ministers But this work
will not and can not be done without
a persistent, unremitting, self-sacrific-
ing, heroic and determined loyalty to
the truth, and an active faith in, and
a practical use of, all the means that
God has put in our hands. Ministers
of Christ! the world is looking to you
for response to this great privilege
and duty. What will be your answer?
The echoes of Eternity will reveal and
repeat it.--DemoreSt' Magazine.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

A STEAMBOAT at Jackson, Ala, used as
boarding-house, was burned early on the
morning of the Goth, and twenty-five per-
sons lost their lives, ten perishing in the
flames and the others being drowned
JupGE NJ A. HARDWOOD fell dead while
examining witness few days ago in a
murder trial at Cotulla, Tex.
MORMON elders are said to be making
many converts in Eastern Mississippi
THE Indiana coal mines produced for the
year 1886 some 3, 900, 900 tons, an increase of
%, 600 tons over the previous year. There
were seven faJal accidents in the mines
during the year.
THE famous "one-armed patriot" of Ire
land, Michael Davitt, was united in mar
riage to Miss Mamie Yore at Oakland, Cal !,
on the 30th ult.
THE dedication of the new State Soldiers
Home at Grand Rapids, Mich, which cost
100000 and will accommodate five hundred
persons, took place on the 30th ult.
Ar Columbus, o., special grand jury
on the 30th ult. found a true bill against
five citizens for altering tally-sheets at the
election held fifteen months ago.
THE death of George H. Hammond, the
pioneer of the dressed-beef trade and the
Detroit on the 30th ult., of heart-disease, in
his forty-ninth year.
A PARTY of Italians were gambling on
the Both ult at Pueblo, Col, when one of
them, thinking himself cheated, drew q
| revolver and fired five shots, fatally
wounding three men.
A FIRE the other day destroyed one half
the town of Upper Marlboro, Md.